Dr. Sameer Bhati Starts Free Char Dham Pilgrim Medical Services with Six Sigma

New Delhi : Six Sigma High Altitude Medical Services and Star Wellness & Care Foundation hosted the first ceremony for free medical services for Char Dham Yatris. Sh. Pushkar Singh Dhami, Chief Minister of Uttarakhand, Sh. Ganesh Joshi, Minister of Soldier Welfare, Agriculture and Rural Development, Government of Uttarakhand, Sh. Satpal Maharaj, Tourism Minister, and Dr. Pradeep Bhardwaj, Medical Director, Six Sigma, Dr. Anita Bhardwaj & Dr. Sameer Bhati, Founder & Director, Star Wellness & Care Foundation flagged off the Medical Vans equipped with Medical Facilities. On the auspicious festival of Akshay Tritiya, the Char Dham Yatra started on Saturday. This year, the state administration is making every effort to make the Chardham Yatra as easy and secure as possible for worshippers. On the Yatra Route, pilgrims will get the greatest medical care. CM Dhami praised the efforts and dedication of the Six Sigma & Star Foundation medical teams in providing ongoing medical treatment to Pilgrims every year.

Dr. Sameer Bhati, Director of Star Wellness & Care Foundation, handed a memento to CM Sh. Pushkar Singh Dhami on this occasion, and the whole team pledged to assist society with medical services whenever needed. Concerning the Free Health Facility, Dr. Sameer Bhati, Founder of the Star Foundation, said, “These well-equipped medical vans will be very useful for delivering good testing facilities & diagnosis at remote locations, especially in hilly areas.” Many devotees need such rapid and easy-to-access medical amenities on their route to this holy pilgrimage because to the severe environmental circumstances. We are grateful for the chance to assist these folks in need.”

Dr. Bhati said of the Campaign, “Star Wellness & Care Foundation is entirely committed to the Health & Happiness of our nation’s people.” We are delighted to assist Six Sigma in providing free health care to devotees as part of our Star Healthy India Mission. We will continue to take similar actions for Health Initiatives in different geographies in order to make Health Services readily available to everybody.”